Examples of using Commission declared in English and their translations into German
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The prohibition of movement which the Commission declared was correct, but came very late.
The commission declared that it was living tissue showing all the clinical reactions found in living beings.
For the consequences of the wildfires on forestry and agricultural activities, the Commission declared itself ready to examine quickly a demand made by Spain in the framework of the rural development fund.
The Commission declared the concentration compatible with the common market subject to full compliance with these undertakings.
It would be a step on from the past, even the recent past, when the Commission declared that it had neither instruments nor competence, thus relegating culture to an exclusively national responsibility.
The Commission declared that the aid at issue constituted State aid which was incompatible with the common market in coal and steel(Article 1) and ordered the.
The United Kingdomargued that such grants were necessary as an incentive, and the Commission declared them compatible with the environmental guidelines because and so long as no EU‑wide compulsory scheme existed on this subject.
The Commission declared it would be ready to support all initiatives aimed at a peaceful solution of the crisis and at restoring the constitutional order.
In accordance with its practice regarding aid for direct investment abroad(174), wherebysuch aid may be declared compatible with the common market if it satisfies the tests of the Communityguidelines on State aid for small and medium-sized enterprises, and in view of the fact that the scheme'scriteria fordefining recipients, the intensity of the aid and the eligible costs were in keeping with theguidelines, the Commission declared the scheme compatible under Article 87(3)c.
And lastly, the Commission declared that this was an'essential' reform, and that it would support the proposal.
The Commission declared unlawful and incompatible with the common market the aidcomponent in an overvalued price of FRF 482 million(ECU 74.25 million) which the Government paidthe group for a 3.01% stake in Credit Lyonnais.
By decision dated 25 March 1992, the Commission declared that the proposed concentration raised serious doubts as to its compatibility with the common market.
E Commission declared compensation for Services of General Economic Interest(SGEI) compatible with the State aid rules, in line with the 2005 Community Framework115, only where the amount of the compensation did not exceed the costs of the public service obligation provided that other conditions of the 2005 Framework.
By[the contested decision], the Commission declared the concentration compatible with the common market pursuant to Article 8(2) of[the Regulation]….
In July the Commission declared Mauritania eligible for resources under the special financing facility provided for in Article 176 of the third Lomé Convention Sysmin.
In its reasoned opinion the Commission declared that the Greek measures contravened Article 30 of the Treaty and the Directive on construction products.
In June 2001 the Commission declared that its negotiations with South Korea had failed and recommended to the Council and Parliament to launch a WTO procedure to be accompanied by time-limited protection measures in favour of Europe's shipbuilding sector, which is in great danger.
By decision of 20 December 1989, the Commission declared that the aid was incompatible with the common market and ordered the Spanish Government to recover it.
The Commission declared compensation for Services of General Economic Interest(SGEI) compatible with the State aid rules, in line with the 2005 Community Framework115, only where the amount of the compensation did not exceed the costs of the public service obligation(provided that other conditions of the 2005 Framework were also met)116.
On 8 June, the Commission declared these aid measures compatible with the common market under Article 87(2)(b) of the EC Treaty.
The Commission declared that:'The financial framework of the programme shall be reviewed in the context both of accession of new Member States and the preparation for the revision of the financial perspective, taking account of the establishment of the structural arrangements, and of developments concerning key priorities- financial proposals will be made, if appropriate?
In this context, the Commission declared firmly that negotiations on action plans with these three countries in particular should be pushed forward rapidly.
In the late 1970's, the Commission declared a state of“manifest crisis” and agreed with member governments the details of what came to be called the Davignon Plan.
In the three contested decisions the Commission declared the aid provided between 1986 and 1989 to be unlawful on the ground that it had been granted in breach of the procedural rules laid down in Article 93(3) of the Treaty.
I have also read in the press agencies that the Commission declared that the restructuring and relocation process carried out by Opel was considered to be above-board and was in keeping with the rules of the various European funds.
At the end of the discussions, the Commission declared that it could not support the common position as in its view the scope of the draft Directive had been too much narrowed compared to the original Commission proposal.
In the light of the information provided to it, the Commission declared that part of the aid was incompatible with the common market and the functioning of the Agreement on the European Economic Area and, consequently, ordered the recovery of aid which had already been granted.
In another decision, the Commission declared that the subscription by the French public entity, CDC-Participa-tions, to FF 1.5 billion bonds issued by Air France in April 1993 was aid incompatible with the common marketand illegal and thus has to be recovered.
In the minutes of the Council meeting of 27 June 1996, the Commission declared that it confirms that the expression“participation in Community programmes” means that the HFR can contribute, on the basis of adequate financing, to the execution of Community programmes, whether or not in the context of the Framework Programmes.
In July 1999 the Commission declared the notification compatible with the common market according to Article 87(3)(a) as far as East-Germany is concerned and opened a formal state aid investigation procedure according to Article 88(2) in relation to the City of Berlin as well as several regions in West-Germany.